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Branching: User experience in Altinn Studio #985
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Would like to discuss this one. |
@lvbachmann Erfraring fra Pilot: Branching i Altinn Studio er veldig viktig for SSB å få på plass. To årsaker til dette:
Oppretting av brancher, pull request o.l kan gjøres utenfor AS. I AS trenger man kun mulighet for å redigere på en branch. Man trenger ikke muligheter til å endre innhold på "Om" siden, og arkfaene "Deploy" kan skjules. |
@lvbachmann Hadde en diskusjon med Khurram hos SKD, og de har et behov som strekker seg ut over kun branching i Studio, men det å også kunne deploye og teste på forskjellige varianter av en app samtidig, siden de i sitt mottak spinner opp et nytt miljø pr. brukerhistorie som skal testes, og de ønsker ikke at testene da skal gå i beina på hverandre. Pt. så oppretter de kopier av sirius-appen sin og gir dem nye navn, noe som er en smule tungvint. Branching er ikke nok for å dekke det behovet, man må også kunne deploye en branch, og gi den en unik app-id. |
Copy of #427
In case branching will be used we need to offer a good user experience in Altinn Studio so that the service developer understands the concept of branching.
User icons ala branching in vscode?
Background
A standard git functionality is branching which is supported by our git backend. This means that service developers that uses local code editors will have the option of creating branches in their editors. The use of branches are convenient when you as a service developer are planning to do larger changes to your service or if you would like to test out some logic you do not want others to be affected on. For example some advanced logic. The only way to test your changes would be that you push your changes to Altinn Studio when working in a code editor.
For service developer that only work in Altinn Studio we can not see a need to use branches on your service. As when you are working in Altinn Studio, you have your own local copy of the repository which you could test without pushing it to master. Introducing branches to everyone is also making it more complex for the user and in general one should avoid having several branches. There could be a need for it in the future, but as of now we should not introduce a lot of branching functionality in Altinn Studio. In terms of access rights, when you have permission to a repository you have permisson to all branches.
Proposed actions
To be able to cover the need from a service developer who has created a seperate branch in his local code editor, we should have a way that the developer is able to see and switch branches when working in Altinn Studio. The services that do not have different branches, should not be affected of this, meaning that there should be no changes for these users in the solution.
Functional requirements
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Discussions
TheTechArch: seems ok. For question 3 I belive the answer is yes once it is cloned. Since you can in theory be asked to help out on a service that you yet has not been given rights to.
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